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black and white photo image of the 1947 Glenwood Basketball team. Names on back: 1st row: Albert Jackson, John Peyton, Ballard Patrick, Odie Fisher, Son ( Jake) Cantor. 2nd row: Don Davis, Paul Neu, Sid Wallace, Paul Warren, John Pauley, and coach…

black and white photo image of George Dodds (leader) and the firing squad. Names on back: George Dodds, Russ Imes, Birdie Weaver, and Brown. Photo taken in front of City Building

black and white photo image of the Huffman Post American Legion and Veterans marching along Gallia Street, New Boston. Pictured is Coxey's Place ( Barz's sign) which was located at 3948 Gallia. Names on back: George Dodds, Pete Welton Sr., Cassidy,…

black and white photo image of the City Building and parade assembly. Pictured are the firing squad (white helmets) with George Dodds Huffman Post American Legion Veterans, New Boston students and dignitaries. (Listed names on back) George Dodds,…

black and white team photo posed on the field. Names on back (not all identified). Front row: Paul Neu, unknown, Earl Malone, Albert Jackson, "Fishbowl" Roberts, Earl Staten, Sid Wallace. Back row: Vaughn Malone, Oscar Emshwiller, Richard Musser, and…

White ceramic plate with black print and image of Bigelow Methodist Church. Back of plate has brief history of the church. Print says: "Bigelow Methodist Church, Washington St. At Fifth, Portsmouth, Ohio, 1803-1853."

Color scan of a stock certificate from the Iron National Bank located in a building on Market Street in 1875. Black and white with illustrations on certificate.

Black and white photo of an unknown band class. Photo was taken by Hyland Studio. Hyland's studio Franklin Furnace, Ohio. Possibly could be Green High School in Franklin Furnace.

Aged, yellow, typewritten statement on paper regarding employment of minor, Ruth Elizabeth Lockhart. Signed by Ilene Hawthorne.

Copper colored coin/token. "Asa Canter, stars and 1" on one side. "1 in trade, patented June 1909, Ingle System" on the other. Asa Canter owned a grocery store in South Webster.

Tarnished, silver token for "Portsmouth Solvay Coke Co. Inc." On same side, "1.00" and "Freeburn". Other side: "Insurance credit system, Dayton, Ohio." "Intrade." Diamond shape with balance scale. Odd-shaped hole punched. The Portsmouth Solvay Coke…

black & white sketch
H. (Henry) Marting. In 1873, the dry goods store was located at n w cor Chillicothe & Seventh (7th) street.